5 Florida Bills Signed Into Law Last Night
Geno
April 9th, 2020
From fireworks to sales tax holidays, here’s what happened last night while you were watching The Masked Singer. [Source: Creative Loafing]
Stock up on stuff you need to get through hurricane season without paying sales tax from May 29 through June 4.
The state's tourism marketing team would've shut down July 1. It's now extended until 2023.
If you're 18 or over, you can now buy and use them for New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and July 4. You don't have to pretend to be a farmer scaring away crows anymore.
Any student being homeschooled under the age of 18 gets in free with paid adult admission.
Republicans say it will make the process less of "a toy." Democrats say it's an effort to increase costs for citizens who want a public decision for law changes like medical marijuana.
It might not be your dream job, but if you’re out of work and need a paycheck fast, these companies say they’re hiring.
They've reduced hours but have been staffing up as demand for groceries is high.
They tweeted this week they're hiring for positions in their stores, distribution centers, corporate positions and fleet positions.
Follow @CaspersCareers for Tampa area positions.
Instacart is looking to bring on 300,000 independent contractors.
Check out @CVSHealthJobs on Twitter. I saw two postings from this week for positions in Oldsmar and Indian Rocks Beach. They're said to be hiring 50,000 store associates, home delivery drivers, distribution center employees and member/customer service professionals.
Hiring as many as 30,000 right now, according to RestaurantBusinessOnline.com.
The Penny Hoarder reports they have 100,000 openings to fill.
Walmart announced plans to provide a special cash bonus for for all U.S. hourly associates in stores, clubs, supply chain and offices. The bonus will be $300 for full-time hourly associates and $150 for part-time hourly associates and will add up to more than $365 million.
The company announced it expects as many as 20,000 new store employees to be hired by 7‑Eleven, Inc. or by independent 7‑Eleven franchised business owners in the near future to meet increased demand for 7‑Eleven products and services amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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